Front Suspension Components

2006 Jeep Commander Control Arm, Coil Springs, Shock Absorber, Shock and Strut Boot

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    52090154AG
    Bar - Front
    Stabilizer Bar
    • Part Notes: Commander
    MSRP: $384.00 Your Price: $251.94
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  • 6101984
    Bolt - Hexagon Head
    Lower Control Arm Rear Bolt
    • Location: Driver Side;Passenger Side
    • Replaced By: 6511848AA
    MSRP: $4.90 Your Price: $3.36
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OEM 2006 Jeep Commander Parts for Front Suspension Components

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Shock Absorber Installation and Repair Tips for 2006 Jeep Commander

  • Q: How to Service and Repair Front Shock Absorbers on Both Sides on 2006 Jeep Commander?
    A: In order to replace the right front shock absorbers, one should pull the air box cover, loosen the cruise control and push the coolant reservoir. Unscrew the brake caliper, tire, rotor and the upper shock nuts. Repeat on the left front making sure that the appropriate torque is used during reinstallation. Lastly, re-fit the tire and get the vehicle down.
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